Alfredo Diaz

I don't know.

I don't know.

Yeah, local farmer T.E. Snyder witnessed the plovers flying overhead one day when he went outside for, he was actually going to the local movie theater of all things, and he saw the undersides of those birds get lit up by the ground lights.

Yeah, local farmer T.E. Snyder witnessed the plovers flying overhead one day when he went outside for, he was actually going to the local movie theater of all things, and he saw the undersides of those birds get lit up by the ground lights.

Yeah, local farmer T.E. Snyder witnessed the plovers flying overhead one day when he went outside for, he was actually going to the local movie theater of all things, and he saw the undersides of those birds get lit up by the ground lights.

And so this is kind of where that theory stems from was, I don't know the exact time of night, but it was early enough maybe, maybe it was dusk, maybe it was daytime, to be totally honest. We don't know. But these birds are flying overhead, the lights bounce off these birds, and it's enough for him to notice and also confirm that they were the birds Maybe something there.

And so this is kind of where that theory stems from was, I don't know the exact time of night, but it was early enough maybe, maybe it was dusk, maybe it was daytime, to be totally honest. We don't know. But these birds are flying overhead, the lights bounce off these birds, and it's enough for him to notice and also confirm that they were the birds Maybe something there.

And so this is kind of where that theory stems from was, I don't know the exact time of night, but it was early enough maybe, maybe it was dusk, maybe it was daytime, to be totally honest. We don't know. But these birds are flying overhead, the lights bounce off these birds, and it's enough for him to notice and also confirm that they were the birds Maybe something there.

And there was another local, Joe Bryant, and his wife said that they saw the lights on August 25th, kind of early on in the whole thing. And they told Ruppelt during the third sighting that same night that the lights were overhead. And then during that, they actually heard the calls of the plovers, the sound that the chirp or the cacaw that the plover makes.

And there was another local, Joe Bryant, and his wife said that they saw the lights on August 25th, kind of early on in the whole thing. And they told Ruppelt during the third sighting that same night that the lights were overhead. And then during that, they actually heard the calls of the plovers, the sound that the chirp or the cacaw that the plover makes.

And there was another local, Joe Bryant, and his wife said that they saw the lights on August 25th, kind of early on in the whole thing. And they told Ruppelt during the third sighting that same night that the lights were overhead. And then during that, they actually heard the calls of the plovers, the sound that the chirp or the cacaw that the plover makes.

Ooh, Christian, that's a good one to look up. While we kind of continue, would you mind looking up if plovers migrate and what time of year that would be? Because that would be a very good answer to have. And also, you know, I do want to say these birds are small enough they would have to be quite low but also they would still probably be silent.

Ooh, Christian, that's a good one to look up. While we kind of continue, would you mind looking up if plovers migrate and what time of year that would be? Because that would be a very good answer to have. And also, you know, I do want to say these birds are small enough they would have to be quite low but also they would still probably be silent.

Ooh, Christian, that's a good one to look up. While we kind of continue, would you mind looking up if plovers migrate and what time of year that would be? Because that would be a very good answer to have. And also, you know, I do want to say these birds are small enough they would have to be quite low but also they would still probably be silent.

And so I can see there being an opportunity at night to have lights reflect off them as they're flying by. Because they're low enough, they would look fast. And once they've passed the street that has all these lights on it, the light would disappear. So they would seemingly disappear into the blackness of night. Ooh, there's something here. Yeah, there's a little bit. A little bit. Yeah.

And so I can see there being an opportunity at night to have lights reflect off them as they're flying by. Because they're low enough, they would look fast. And once they've passed the street that has all these lights on it, the light would disappear. So they would seemingly disappear into the blackness of night. Ooh, there's something here. Yeah, there's a little bit. A little bit. Yeah.

And so I can see there being an opportunity at night to have lights reflect off them as they're flying by. Because they're low enough, they would look fast. And once they've passed the street that has all these lights on it, the light would disappear. So they would seemingly disappear into the blackness of night. Ooh, there's something here. Yeah, there's a little bit. A little bit. Yeah.

Okay, while Christian looks that up, I'm going to continue here, but I'm very curious. So there is a wrinkle. Okay, Texas Tech professor and game warden, so someone we can trust, J.C. Cross, said that the lights could not have been plovers since they typically fly in pairs. They don't fly in bundles or whatever, batches of 18 to 20. In the formation.

Okay, while Christian looks that up, I'm going to continue here, but I'm very curious. So there is a wrinkle. Okay, Texas Tech professor and game warden, so someone we can trust, J.C. Cross, said that the lights could not have been plovers since they typically fly in pairs. They don't fly in bundles or whatever, batches of 18 to 20. In the formation.

Okay, while Christian looks that up, I'm going to continue here, but I'm very curious. So there is a wrinkle. Okay, Texas Tech professor and game warden, so someone we can trust, J.C. Cross, said that the lights could not have been plovers since they typically fly in pairs. They don't fly in bundles or whatever, batches of 18 to 20. In the formation.